Full app beta launches 1 October 2026. Testers are being selected now
PRIVATE FLIGHT ROOM

Stay together, even when your seats aren’t.

OnFlight is the flight-mode group chat and travel companion for friends, couples and families split across the plane. Chat, coordinate seats, plan orders and organise the trip — even when mobile data is off.

Designed for flight mode, using short-range device connections where available. Always follow airline and crew instructions.

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Full app betaLaunching 1 October 2026Beta testers are being selected now.
OnFlight’s full app beta launches on 1 October 2026. Beta testers are being selected now.
  • Invite-only flight rooms
  • Designed for flight mode
  • No public cabin chat
Interactive preview · Nearby availability varies by device, proximity and flight conditions.
Same trip. Different rows.

Budget airlines split groups up. OnFlight keeps the plan together.

You skipped paid seat selection. Now half the group is in row 8, someone’s in 22B and nobody has signal. AirDrop, notes, screenshots, aisle missions and hand signals aren’t a group chat. OnFlight puts seat updates, food orders and landing plans in one private flight room.

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Group observations · always ask the crew before moving
From gate to ground

One room from gate to ground.

Set the group up before takeoff, keep plans together in the air and arrive knowing what happens next.

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Make a room at the gate

Add the trip and your seat before takeoff while everyone is still together.

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Share the code or QR

Your group joins the invite-only room before boarding or while you’re together at the gate.

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CONCEPT INVITE · CODE + QR
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Keep the plan in one place

Chat, share seat updates, collect food choices and sort what happens when you land.

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Keep Airplane Mode on. Nearby connections may require Bluetooth and/or Wi-Fi to be enabled within Airplane Mode, only where your airline permits. Availability varies by device and cabin conditions.

Less cabin admin

Everything the group needs between boarding and baggage claim.

Private room

In-flight group chat

A private chat for the people you invited. No phone numbers, public cabin feed or random strangers.

Group reported

Seat check

Mark your seat, note spare seats and help the group work out if sitting closer could be possible. Move only when permitted by crew.

Shared list

Group food orders

Collect each choice, price and seat number in one shared list, then tick off what’s ordered.

Time estimate

Flight progress

See an estimated countdown and route bar based on your flight time — not live aircraft tracking.

After landing

Trip notes

Plan hotel arrival, taxis, first-night activities and anything the group needs after landing.

Group games

Bored mode

Simple mini-games and group challenges for flights without entertainment.

Recognise this?

Made for real travel chaos.

Tiny moments that should not become a full group admin job.

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You didn’t pay £18 each to sit together.

Now your group spans 12 rows.

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Your partner is two rows ahead. No signal.

Hand signals were never a serious plan.

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One person is ordering food for everyone.

Four orders. Four seat numbers. One shared list.

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You found two empty seats after takeoff.

Share the update, then ask the crew before moving.

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The taxi plan is still ‘we’ll sort it.’

Use the flight to sort the first hour on the ground.

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You forgot to download games. Again.

Bored mode has the group covered.

Built for common sense

Private by design. Crew rules come first.

OnFlight is designed for invited groups using nearby device connections where available. It does not disable or bypass Airplane Mode, provide live airline seat availability or promise cabin-wide coverage.

Keep Airplane Mode on and always follow airline and crew instructions about device use and seat changes.

  • Invite-only flight rooms
  • No public cabin feed
  • No public passenger directory
  • Group-reported seat observations only
  • Seat moves require crew permission
Straight answers

Before you ask the group chat…

No magic claims. Just a useful idea being built carefully.

Will OnFlight work on every flight?

No guarantee. Nearby connection availability can vary by device, operating system, proximity, permissions, radio settings and cabin conditions.

Does it bypass flight mode?

No. Keep Airplane Mode on. OnFlight may need Bluetooth and/or Wi-Fi enabled within Airplane Mode, only where your airline permits. Always follow crew instructions.

Can strangers message me?

OnFlight is being designed around invite-only rooms, not a public cabin chat. People join through the group invite you share.

Does it show live empty seats?

No. Seat observations come from your group, not airline availability data. Never move seats unless the crew gives permission.

Does it order food or track the aircraft live?

No. The cabin-order tool is a shared checklist, not airline ordering or payment. Flight progress is an estimate based on timing, not live aircraft tracking.

The first boarding group

Be first onboard.

The full app beta launches on 1 October 2026. Join now to be considered for the first testing group.

Beta testers are being selected now

Useful launch updates only

Built from a real split-seat trip

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The short version

Born three rows apart.

The idea came from being split up on a budget flight and using AirDrop just to communicate with someone sitting a few rows away. That should not be the best solution. OnFlight is being built to make split-seat trips simpler before takeoff, calmer in the air and easier to organise after landing.

Same trip. Different seats.

Stay together, even when your seats aren’t.

The seating plan can split you up. It does not have to split the trip.